Jon M. Chu Directs Sydney Sweeney in 'Split Fiction' Video Game Movie with Deadpool Writers

Has anyone heard about this new video game adaptation coming out?

I just saw that Sydney Sweeney is going to be the main star in a movie based on the video game called ‘Split Fiction’. The director is Jon M. Chu who did some pretty big movies before. What’s really interesting is that the same writers who worked on ‘Deadpool and Wolverine’ are writing the script for this one too.

I’m curious about how this will turn out since video game movies can be hit or miss. Sydney Sweeney has been in a lot of popular shows lately so maybe she can pull this off. Does anyone know more details about the plot or when it’s supposed to come out? I haven’t played the original game so I’m wondering if it’s worth checking out before the movie releases.

Split Fiction’s actually pretty fun if you’ve got someone to play with. Being stuck in different story worlds while helping each other out is clever as hell. Sweeney’s a weird pick at first glance, but she might nail the game’s tone. My biggest concern? How they’ll turn co-op mechanics into a single story without killing what makes the game special.

Wonder if they’ll cast two leads or make it work with just Sweeney somehow.

Chu’s done great work with ensemble stories before, so I’m optimistic about how he’ll handle Split Fiction’s co-op vibe. It’s all about that teamwork and getting the chemistry right.

I think it has potential! The talent involved is promising, hopefully, they do the game justice.

Video game movies have been getting way better lately so this could be good.

Split Fiction’s solid for co-op puzzle fans. Two players get trapped in different fictional worlds and need to work together to escape. Having the Deadpool writers is cool - the game’s already got meta humor that should work well. Just hope they don’t overdo the jokes and forget about the actual story.

I haven’t played Split Fiction yet, but with those Deadpool writers on board, it could really balance humor and action. I’m hopeful they get the vibe right for the adaptation.